
Theme: Thy Kingdom Come
Geographical Focus: Venezuela, including its cities, rural communities, border regions, families, churches, workers, farmers, young people, national institutions, and global diaspora.
Kingdom Focus: Food security, economic restoration, family reunification, righteous leadership, accountable stewardship of national resources, healthcare, employment, reconciliation, and hope for the next generation.
Big Question: How can a nation surrounded by natural wealth recover when ordinary families struggle to meet basic needs?
Each evening, Teresa placed five plates on the table even though only three members of the family remained at home. The two empty places belonged to her eldest children, Andrés and Valentina, who had left Venezuela in search of work. Their earnings helped the household purchase food and medicine, but their absence could be felt during every meal.
Teresa’s husband, Rafael, had once worked near an oil facility. He remembered a time when the industry represented stability, national pride, and the promise of development. Yet the family now lived beside evidence of wealth while struggling with irregular income, rising costs, and uncertainty.
Their teenage son, Samuel, could not understand how a nation rich in oil, fertile land, water, minerals, professional skill, and human creativity could contain so many empty tables. Rafael explained that resources alone do not feed a nation. Wealth must pass through honest leadership, functioning institutions, productive businesses, reliable infrastructure, responsible management, and systems that serve the public.
One afternoon, the family’s church organised a shared meal. Some brought rice, others vegetables, bread, cooking oil, or whatever they could spare. The portions were modest, but no family ate alone. The church also connected unemployed members with farming cooperatives, repair work, healthcare assistance, and small-business training.
A farmer named Luis attended the gathering. He told Samuel that Venezuela should not depend only upon what lay beneath the ground. The nation also possessed soil, rivers, skilled workers, universities, entrepreneurs, artists, and young people capable of creating new industries. Oil could provide revenue, but it should never replace agriculture, enterprise, manufacturing, education, or innovation.
The pastor warned the congregation against reducing every national problem to a political argument. Leaders and policies mattered greatly, but ordinary citizens also needed truth, responsibility, forgiveness, integrity, and courage. National recovery would require more than changing personalities. It would require rebuilding trust, institutions, productivity, and a shared commitment to the common good.
Migration had created another wound. Families depended upon money sent from abroad while grieving the loss of daily relationships. Doctors, teachers, engineers, businesspeople, artisans, pastors, and young professionals had carried their abilities into other nations. Many longed to return, but they needed confidence that their children could live safely and build stable futures.
Teresa never criticised her children for leaving. She understood why they had gone, yet she prayed that migration would one day become a choice rather than an escape from necessity. She wanted the empty places at the table filled again, not because overseas relatives had failed, but because the nation had recovered enough to welcome their gifts home.
Months later, Samuel joined the farming cooperative. He learned irrigation, food processing, bookkeeping, and distribution. The work was difficult and could not solve the national crisis, but it changed his sense of helplessness. He realised that rebuilding a nation begins when people stop waiting for distant systems to do everything and start restoring what lies within their reach.
The first harvest was small. Teresa prepared part of it for dinner and placed food on all five plates before remembering that two chairs were still empty. This time, however, the sight did not produce only sorrow. The food before her represented honest work, cooperation, and a beginning.
Venezuela’s empty tables cannot be filled by slogans. They require peace, accountable leadership, productive institutions, agriculture, enterprise, healthcare, education, reliable infrastructure, and the restoration of trust. They also require a Church that serves people without becoming captive to political hatred.
The oilfield may symbolise national wealth, but the family table reveals whether that wealth has become human wellbeing. A nation is not truly prosperous until children are nourished, workers are valued, families can remain together, and resources are stewarded for the benefit of generations.
Consider the difference between possessing resources and stewarding them well. Natural wealth can be wasted when corruption, poor planning, division, or institutional weakness interrupts its benefit.
Reflect on the emotional cost of migration. Money sent home may sustain families, but empty chairs reveal losses that financial support cannot fully replace.
Ask God to move Venezuela beyond political hostility towards truth, justice, responsible leadership, productivity, and reconciliation.
Psalm 33:12: “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.”
Proverbs 29:2: “When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice.”
Isaiah 58:10: “If you extend your soul to the hungry and satisfy the afflicted soul, then your light shall dawn in the darkness.”
Deuteronomy 8:18: “It is He who gives you power to get wealth.”
Psalm 126:5: “Those who sow in tears shall reap in joy.”
Venezuela possesses vast natural resources, fertile agricultural regions, educated professionals, cultural creativity, and a large diaspora. Yet prolonged economic and institutional difficulties have placed pressure upon food security, healthcare, employment, infrastructure, and family life.
Migration has helped many households survive through remittances, but it has also separated parents, children, spouses, and ageing relatives. The departure of skilled professionals can further weaken essential services and national productivity.
Sustainable restoration requires responsible resource management, strong institutions, productive agriculture, private enterprise, education, healthcare, transparent government, and peaceful political engagement.
Churches can contribute by feeding families, supporting small businesses, discipling leaders, caring for migrants and relatives left behind, and refusing to deepen political hatred.
We thank God for Venezuela’s families, churches, workers, farmers, healthcare professionals, educators, artists, entrepreneurs, and young people.
We thank Him for diaspora communities that continue supporting relatives and for neighbours who share food, medicine, skills, and encouragement.
We also thank God for every farm, business, church, school, and community initiative preserving hope and rebuilding productive life.
Ask God whether political anger has weakened your compassion or prevented you from praying fairly for an entire nation.
Listen for a Venezuelan family, migrant, farmer, pastor, healthcare worker, young person, or leader He may be asking you to carry in prayer.
What I sense God saying to me:
Support a credible ministry or initiative providing food, healthcare, discipleship, agricultural training, entrepreneurship, or family assistance to Venezuelans.
Contact someone living far from home and offer encouragement. Remember the relatives who migrated and those who remained behind.
My commitment today:
My practical action:
Father, we thank You for Venezuela, for its people, land, rivers, oil, farms, cities, villages, churches, skills, creativity, and national potential.
Provide food, medicine, employment, housing, and stability for families under economic pressure. Strengthen farmers, workers, entrepreneurs, teachers, healthcare professionals, and all who labour honestly.
Give wisdom, humility, justice, and integrity to national and local leaders. Expose corruption, misuse of resources, political manipulation, and every decision that places private power above public wellbeing.
Restore productive institutions, agriculture, infrastructure, healthcare, education, manufacturing, enterprise, and responsible management of oil and natural resources.
Remember families separated through migration. Preserve marriages, strengthen parents and children, comfort ageing relatives, and create conditions in which skilled citizens can return or contribute meaningfully from abroad.
Protect Venezuelan migrants from exploitation, trafficking, discrimination, dangerous journeys, and abusive labour. Bless the nations and communities receiving them with wisdom and compassion.
Strengthen the Church to remain united under Christ. Deliver congregations from political captivity, fear, rivalry, and hatred. Make them centres of food provision, discipleship, healing, enterprise, reconciliation, and hope.
Raise a generation that will reject corruption and rebuild with integrity. Let empty tables be filled, families reunited, farms productive, hospitals strengthened, businesses restored, and communities renewed.
Let Your Kingdom come across Venezuela and let Your will be done in every state, city, village, institution, church, family, and heart.
In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.
Today, I declare that Venezuela belongs to the Lord and that hunger, institutional weakness, political hostility, corruption, and family separation will not determine its future.
I declare food upon family tables, strength over workers, productivity over farms and businesses, healing over institutions, and wisdom over leaders.
I declare that Venezuela’s oil, land, water, knowledge, creativity, and human talent will be stewarded responsibly for the benefit of its people.
Families will reconnect, the diaspora will contribute to restoration, and young people will discover reasons to build rather than despair.
The empty table will be filled through righteousness, honest work, wise leadership, national reconciliation, and the sustaining grace of God.
In Jesus’ mighty name, Amen.
The true measure of prosperity is not what lies beneath the ground, but whether families can eat, work, learn, heal, and remain together.
Carry Venezuela in prayer today. Remember the mother dividing a meal, the professional living abroad, the farmer trying to plant, and the young person deciding whether hope remains.
Place something on another person’s table through generosity, encouragement, opportunity, or faithful intercession.
Prayer4Nations
https://movement.otakada.org/pray4nations
366DaysDBS
https://movement.otakada.org/366daysdbs
Access Ministry
https://movement.otakada.org/accessministry
Movement Training
https://movement.otakada.org/training
Spiritual Gifts Test
https://movement.otakada.org/l/p/spiritual-gift-test
Movement Home
https://movement.otakada.org
Record what God revealed to you about resource stewardship, hunger, migration, leadership, family separation, and national restoration. Write down the Venezuelan family, community, church, or leader you will carry in prayer and the practical action you will take.
Continue documenting the journey so that intercession becomes generosity, responsibility, and hope-filled participation.
Engage with these strategic prayer resources daily to contend for nations, shape outcomes, and advance God’s purposes on the earth.” “Join believers worldwide using these daily prayer guides to stand in the gap for nations and see God’s will established on earth.
🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 11 — THE GRANDMOTHER WHO PRAYED THROUGH THE NIGHT Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: Nicaragua, including its families, churches, young people, rural communities, institutions, national […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 10 — THE STREET WHERE FEAR LOST ITS NAME Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: Honduras, El Salvador, and communities across Central America affected by gang […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 9 — THE RIVER BETWEEN TWO LANGUAGES Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: Belize, including its Creole, Maya, Garifuna, Mestizo, Mennonite, immigrant, coastal, island, and rural […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 8 — THE CORNFIELD THAT REFUSED TO DIE Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: Guatemala, with particular attention to Indigenous Maya communities, rural families, farmers, children, […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 7 — THE CHILDREN WHO SPOKE IN TWO WORLDS Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: Indigenous nations, immigrant families, diaspora communities, multilingual cities, rural settlements, schools, […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 6 — THE VILLAGE BENEATH THE VOLCANO Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: Mexico, including its cities, rural communities, border regions, Indigenous peoples, families, young people, […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 5 — THE BORDER WHERE TWO MOTHERS PRAYED Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: The United States–Mexico border and the wider migration routes connecting Mexico, Central […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 4 — THE CITY WITH A THOUSAND VOICES Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: The United States of America, including its cities, rural communities, Indigenous nations, […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 3 — THE CEDAR THAT REMEMBERED EVERY NAME Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: Canada, with particular attention to First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, immigrant […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 2 — THE FIRE BENEATH THE ICE Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: Alaska, Greenland, Northern Canada, and the Indigenous communities of the Arctic regions. Kingdom […]
Read🌎 PRAY4NATIONS — SERIES 4 THE AMERICAS BEFORE GOD 31 Days of Prayer for North America, Central America, South America, the Caribbean, and the Islands of the Seas DAY 1 — THE EAGLE CROSSED THE OCEAN Theme: Thy Kingdom Come Geographical Focus: The entire American continent, from the Arctic North to Tierra del Fuego, including […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Hope, Destiny, Disciple-Making and God’s Future for Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What kind of world are we helping to build for future generations? The eagle appeared just before sunset. Nathan noticed it while walking along a ridge overlooking the valley, a place he had […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Thanksgiving for God’s Work Across Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What has God already done that we have forgotten to celebrate? The invitation confused everyone. The harvest had not yet arrived. The fields still stood green beneath the afternoon sun. Grain had not yet been […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: The Great Commission, Unreached Peoples and the Advance of the Gospel in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Who still has not heard? The road was not marked on most maps. It wound through mountains, crossed rivers, disappeared into forests, and emerged again in places where […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Rising Seas, El Niño, Climate Pressures and Displaced Communities in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What happens when an entire community loses its homeland? The first sign was a coconut tree. For decades it had stood near the shoreline, marking the place where children gathered […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Pollution, Environmental Health and Stewardship in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Who pays when creation is neglected? When Arun was a child, the river was the heart of the town. Every important memory seemed connected to it. Children learned to swim there. Fishermen launched their […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Healthcare, Human Dignity and Compassion in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: How do we value human life? The letter arrived on a Monday morning. For nearly ten years, Dr. Miriam Hassan had worked in the same regional hospital. The facility served a vast area that […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Arts, Culture and Influence in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What stories are shaping the soul of nations? The song began in a place most people would never visit. It was written in a small room overlooking a crowded street in a city where cultures, […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Misinformation, Deception and Discernment in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: How do we recognize truth in a noisy world? The message arrived just after breakfast. At first, nobody questioned it. The warning appeared in a community messaging group used by residents of a coastal town. […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Human Responsibility in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What should never be surrendered to technology? The first time Daniel saw the machine answer a question, he laughed. It was not because the answer was wrong. It was because the answer was […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Media, Communication and Influence in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Who is shaping the stories that shape our lives? The island was so small that many maps did not include it. Located hundreds of kilometres from the nearest major city, it sat quietly in the […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Stewardship of Natural Resources in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Why do resource-rich nations sometimes remain poor? The village had always known the mountain was valuable. Long before geologists arrived with sophisticated equipment and satellite imagery, local residents understood that the rocky hills surrounding their […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Poverty, Compassion and Generosity in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: How much is enough? Nobody understood how she managed it. The question surfaced whenever neighbours gathered near the small corner shop at the edge of the village. Someone would mention a struggling family, a medical […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Business, Integrity and Ethical Stewardship in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What is success worth if it costs your soul? By every visible measure, Victor Rahman was a success. His company operated in several countries. Thousands of people depended directly or indirectly on the business […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Economy, Prosperity and Inequality in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Who gets left behind when nations prosper? The city had never been richer. At least, that was what the newspapers said. New skyscrapers seemed to appear every few months. International companies established regional offices. Construction […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Migration, Refugees and Displaced Peoples in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What would you carry if you had to leave everything behind? The announcement came just after sunrise. No one expected it to happen so quickly. For months, rumours had circulated throughout the town. Some […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Justice and Corruption in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What is the cost of injustice? The old scale stood in the corner of the market for nearly half a century. Every morning before sunrise, traders arranged their goods, swept their stalls, and prepared for another […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Leadership and Governance in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What kind of leaders do nations deserve? For many years, the people believed their greatest problem was a lack of resources. The nation possessed fertile land, valuable minerals, strategic trade routes, talented citizens, and a rich […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Restoration and Healing in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Can broken things truly become beautiful again? For nearly ten years, nobody lived in the house on the hill. At one time it had been the pride of the village. Built by hand over many years, […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Truth and Self-Deception in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What lies have become normal in our culture? The mirror hung in the hallway for nearly forty years. Everyone who entered the house saw it. Guests glanced at it before leaving. Children passed it on their […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Pressure, Performance and Identity in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What happens when success becomes a god? The first time it happened, nobody recognised it for what it was. Sixteen-year-old Ethan was sitting in the middle of a mathematics examination when his chest suddenly tightened. […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Mental Health, Loneliness and Isolation in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: How can people be more connected than ever and yet lonelier than ever? When the invitation arrived, Sarah almost ignored it. The message had appeared among dozens of other notifications on her phone. It […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Drug Trafficking and Addiction in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Who pays the real price for the drug trade? The first funeral was difficult. The second was heartbreaking. By the fifth funeral in less than two years, Pastor Michael realised something was happening to the […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Human Trafficking in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: How would you respond if this were your child? The bed remained exactly as she left it. Every morning, before beginning her day, Maria paused briefly at the doorway. The blanket was still folded neatly across the […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Families in Crisis in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What happens when a generation stops talking to one another? The chair had been empty for almost three years. Every evening at precisely seven o’clock, Margaret still set the table for five people even though only […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Thanksgiving and Hope for Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Do we see the nations as they are, or as God sees them? At seventy-eight years old, Samuel had learned that some prayers take longer to answer than most people expect. When he was a young […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Faith and the Next Generation in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What questions are today’s children asking that the Church is not answering? The question arrived unexpectedly. Pastor Benjamin had spoken to thousands of people over the course of his ministry. He had preached in […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Hidden Revival in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What if God is doing far more than we can see? The newspaper article was brief. It appeared near the bottom of the page beneath reports about politics, economic forecasts, and international tensions. Most readers probably overlooked […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Persecution and Courage in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Would your faith survive if following Christ cost you everything? The song began softly. At first, only Miriam heard it. She had been sitting near the back of the small room, close enough to the door […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Unreached Peoples in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What would it feel like to live your entire life without ever hearing the name of Jesus? The village did not appear on most maps. Even among government officials, few could accurately describe where it was located. […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: Spiritual Hunger and False Worship in Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: Can a society be deeply religious and still not know God? The city announced itself long before Daniel saw it. From the window of the train, he first noticed the distant glow that stretched across […]
ReadTheme – Thy Kingdom Come Kingdom Focus: The Call to Intercession for Oceania, Asia and the Middle East Big Question: What if the future of a nation could be changed because one person refused to stop praying? Samuel first noticed the pattern sometime in his early fifties, though if pressed, he would have struggled to […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come in Europe 30 Days of Prayer & Fasting for Europe Anchored by:Patricia Mgbaji Presented by:God’s Eagle Ministries 📖 THEME SCRIPTURES “Arise, shine; for thy light is come, and the glory of the Lord is risen upon thee.”— Isaiah 60:1 “And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come in Europe 30 Days of Prayer & Fasting for Europe Anchored by:Patricia Mgbaji Presented by:God’s Eagle Ministries 📖 THEME SCRIPTURES “If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways…”— 2 Chronicles 7:14 “It is of the […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come in Europe 30 Days of Prayer & Fasting for Europe Anchored by:Patricia Mgbaji Presented by:God’s Eagle Ministries 📖 THEME SCRIPTURES “That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee…”— John 17:21 “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come in Europe 30 Days of Prayer & Fasting for Europe Anchored by:Patricia Mgbaji Presented by:God’s Eagle Ministries 📖 THEME SCRIPTURES “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.”— Mark 16:15 “The harvest truly is plenteous, but the labourers are few…”— Matthew 9:37 🔥 DAILY EXHORTATION Europe […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come in Europe 30 Days of Prayer & Fasting for Europe Anchored by:Patricia Mgbaji Presented by:God’s Eagle Ministries 📖 THEME SCRIPTURES “For the Lord giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding.”— Proverbs 2:6 “Great are the works of the Lord; they are pondered by all who delight in them.”— […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come in Europe 30 Days of Prayer & Fasting for Europe Anchored by:Patricia Mgbaji Presented by:God’s Eagle Ministries 📖 THEME SCRIPTURES “Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true… honest… just… pure… lovely… think on these things.”— Philippians 4:8 “Ye are the light of the world.”— Matthew 5:14 🔥 DAILY EXHORTATION Europe has profoundly […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come in Europe 30 Days of Prayer & Fasting for Europe Anchored by:Patricia Mgbaji Presented by:God’s Eagle Ministries 📖 THEME SCRIPTURES “For kings, and for all that are in authority; that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty.”— 1 Timothy 2:2 “Righteousness exalteth a nation: but […]
ReadTheme: Thy Kingdom Come in Europe 30 Days of Prayer & Fasting for Europe Anchored by:Patricia Mgbaji Presented by:God’s Eagle Ministries 📖 THEME SCRIPTURES “The Lord is faithful, who shall stablish you, and keep you from evil.”— 2 Thessalonians 3:3 “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.”— Psalm 46:1 🔥 […]
Read